It was great talking to Judy about her PhD research on NMR in metabolomics, and Tim about further work in this research. I was interesting to learn that here too they have problems in metabolite identification quick like those when analyzing *C/MS data, and was really happy to hear he is in contact with Christoph about an Open repository for metabolomics data.

Another 'new' slide was one advertising the yesterday launched Open Research Computation which I'll blog about in more detail later today.

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